Nik Pantazopoulos is an interdisciplinary artist based in Naarm/Melbourne.

Exploring art history and the way in which public and private space is influenced by immigrant queer culture and erased by hegemonic politics, his work traverses drawing, photography and moving image.

Pantazopoulos’ practice shaped by ancient Greek legacies and rituals and their influences on Modernism, Minimalism, relational, outsider art activities, and labour and its economic values in our society.

Recent exhibitions include: Inner Sanctum: Adelaide Biennial, AGSA, 2024; Spring1881 with Kalli Rolfe Contemporary art; Friendship as a way of Life curated by Jose da Silva, UNSW Galleries 2020; Great Movements of Feeling curated by Zara Sigglekow, Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne 2018; DISMANTLE, Gertrude Contemporary, Glasshouse, Melbourne, 2017; Like a clap of thunder, Centre of Contemporary Photography, Melbourne 2017; The Nude Show, LON Gallery, Melbourne, 2016; These Economies, Sydney Contemporary, Sydney 2015; Boutique Politics, Bus Projects, Melbourne, 2015; Wearing, Westspace, Melbourne, 2014; The Purple Onion, TCB art inc, Melbourne, 2014; Rebuilding, The Substation, Melbourne, 2014; Private View and Occasional Performance, Dudspace, Melbourne, 2014; Decisions, RMIT Project Space, Melbourne, 2013; Dark Rooms, RMIT Project Space Melbourne, 2013; Octopus 10, Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne, 2010; A Monument to toilets; An Exhibition and Procession, White Cubicle Toilet Gallery, London, 2010.